I don't know if you have read the book "Autumn Leaves Learn PPT". As a book revised in May this year, it can rank second in the list of office software books in an east mall in less than three months, not counting the sales of 1 edition, which is enough to show its popularity.

I am not here to preach how good this book is, but to tell you that this book is actually made of PPT. Why do I know? Because I'm one of the authors ... ahem, okay, low-key, low-key. ...

The above answers your first question. Can you write a book with PPT?

As for how to write. It's actually very simple. First of all, you should set the page to the page size of the book and the proportion of the vertical version, instead of the common PPT horizontal version, and put it in a specific proportion and size. You can take a book that you think suits you and measure it. Anyway, PPT uses centimeters as the unit, not pixels, which is quite good compared with the real thing.

After the page is adjusted, you can make a general layout. This can be achieved by referring to magazines and books. Pay attention to the flexible use of reference lines according to the layout. Pay special attention to leave a proper position around. You don't want your book tied on both sides to see the words near the middle seam.

Of course, some fashion magazines will have full-page pages without margins, which is another matter.